Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-20

special car will be provided. The car
will start with the regular afternoon
train on Wednesday.
The ordinance providing for the
sewer system for the entire city was
read, and it was ascertained that there
was not a sufficient number present to
adopt it.
The Sewer Committee recommended
the adoption of the plan of City Sur
veyor Eaton. Adopted.
Recommended that the City At
torney draft resolutions for the con-
struction of branch sewers on College
street, adopted.
Recommended that the City Clerk
advertise for bids for 1000, 900 extra
brick and 1,O00,00 as per sample, to
be be delivered at the southern part
of the city. Adopted.
Recommended that the Clerk adver-
tise for bids for constructing sewers in
st. James Park. Adopted.
Recommended that the bid of Frick
Bros. for constructing sewers on Main
street be accepted. Adopted.
A map showing the boundaries of
Los Angeles street was presented and
the City Attorney instructed to draft
ordinance making it an 80 feet street.
Proposals were received from Mr..
McGreal for grading Diamond street;
Mr.. Ryan for grading College street;
Sanford johnson for grading Eleventh
street; Mr.. Newbill, for grading
Diamond street; Mr.. Germain for
grading Amelia street; d. F. Donegan,
for grading California street; d. F.
Donegan, for grading Eleventh street;
D. F. Donegan, for grading Virgin
street; d. F. Donegan, for grading
Amelia street; d. f. Donegan, for
grading Pacheco street; d. f. Done
gan, for grading Union avenue; d. f.
Donegan, for grading Bernard street;
d. F. Donegan, for grading College
street; L. A. Lithograph Co., for en-
craving bonds; d. +. Donegan, for
grading Diamond street; E. G. Bur-
lingame, for grading College street;
E. G. Burlingame, for grading Ber-
nard street; E. G. Burlingame, for
grading Pacheco street; f. G. Burlin-
game, for grading Eleventh street; E.
c. Burlingame, for grading Diamond
street; E. G. Burlingame, for grading
Amelia street; E. G. Burlingame, for
grading Virgin street; f. G. Burlin-
game, for grading Union avenue; Es
G. Burlingame, for grading California
street; Sanford Johnson, for grading
Tenth street; ]. B. Frick, sidewalk on
Upper Main street; Mr.. Kelleher, for
grading Amelia street. Referred to
Board of Public Works.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
The following communications and
petitions were received and referred
to proper committees:
From H. p. Grow, asking the priv
ilege of extending the track of his
railroad from Hoff street to Downey
avenue, on Hayes street.
From j. w. Mckinley, protesting
against the establishment Of the grade
of Sixth street, at. the intersection OF
Lucas and Sixth streets, at 103 feet
above the datum plane.
From G. Ducommun ct al, protest
ing against the granting of franchise
for a street railway on Commercial
street.
From Meine Bros, asking permis-
sion to give series of subscription
at the Sixth street park.
From w. H. Perry asking for quit
claim deed to certain property in
block 63, II. S.
From H. Bartning, protesting
against the grading Of twelve feet OF
his lot on Pico street.
From S. Chester, asking that zanja
in front of his lot on San Pedro street
be removed.
From J. Mascarel, asking permis-
sion to do his own grading on Amelia
street.
From A. f. Coronel, asking Tor
quit claim deed to property ON Ala
media street.
From Arthur Bray and others, rep
frontage of 960 feet on In
graham street, asking that the Nichols
ditch be piped or abandoned at once.
From Edward Records ct al, asking
that the grade of Brooklyn avenue,
rom Bridge street to Pacific street, be
From s. Lazard, stating that the
sprinkling hydrant on the corner of
Seventh and Hope streets, is in "a
state of chronic waste and leakage"
and has become an intolerable nui-
sance.
From S. c.. Hubbell, asking that
Pleasant avenue, between Bridge
street and Kearney street, be ordered
graded.
From H. H. Susskind ct al, asking
that an electric light mast be placed
at the intersection of Virginia and
Ocean View streets.
From Ira w. Phelps ct al, asking
that the Nichols ditch be removed to
the middle of the streets through
which it is to be piped, SO that the
cellars and yards of houses may not
be flooded by leakage.
From M. +. O'Dea ct al, protesting
against the acceptance Of the bid of
D. F. Donegan to grade Flower street
at 81. 40 per foot.
From the City Railroad Company,
asking to be allowed to use two tracks
from First street to the plaza, on Main
street.
From Robt. Barker ct al, asking
that the Chinese be removed from the
present Chinatown.
From c. F. Rutan, asking that Pearl
street between Temple and Bellvue
avenue be gra ded.
MR.. A. HIGGINS, of Wyoming, n. Y,
says he had the piles for nearly 40 years,